Inventory as a git submodule #3086
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Sounds like it's going to be much easier to simply remove |
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The installation guide will need updating |
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This PR moves the
inventory/subdirectory out of this git repo and makes it a git submodule.The idea is that users could keep their inventory in a separate repo of their own, which would be forked from the base inventory repo. This should make it easier for users to keep their
host_varsunder revision control, without worrying about changes getting lost when merging in the latest version of the playbook from upstream, and without risk of inventory files accidentally being included in public repos or PRs etc.To make this PR production ready, there are probably a bunch of other things that need to happen:
justrecipe to hook up the user's owninventoryrepojustrecipe to update the inventory repojustrecipes (?)inventoryrepo should ship as a submodule of the playbook by default, or if it's better to leave it out until the user attaches their own inventory